HP Elite 8200 CMT and Zotac GeForce GTX 1050Ti 4GB mini

Dec 3, 2017
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I am currently looking at the HP Elite 8200 CMT PC and the Zotac GeForce GTX 1050Ti 4GB Mini Graphics Card. Would the PC and Graphics card work together? Everything in the PC is original and hasn't been changed. The GTX 1050Ti doesn't need a extra 6 Pin connector Because its the Mini.
 
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Be careful! The motherboard might not be able to power it, that is if it only draws power from the motherboard. Even if it doesn't still be careful some of the power supplies HP puts inside their computers have proprietary connectors to the motherboard like instead of having a 24 pin you might have an 18 pin. I would do a lot of research before pulling the trigger and buying some stuff.. I have an HP Z210 workstation and it has an 18 pin connector instead of the standard 24 pin. I have a 650Ti 2GB in there and I had to under-clock it -80 on the core clock and -90 on the memory clock. The 1050Ti is definitely more power efficient than the 650Ti but still the motherboard might not supply the normal amount of power to the PCI Express...

Devil_

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Well Can you post the specs if pc as well as full specs of power supply unit also I have heard that these oems have problems running the nvidia's 1000 series cards before you buy just make sure it's 300+ w and at least 27 amps on 12 v rail
 

waffleisback

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Be careful! The motherboard might not be able to power it, that is if it only draws power from the motherboard. Even if it doesn't still be careful some of the power supplies HP puts inside their computers have proprietary connectors to the motherboard like instead of having a 24 pin you might have an 18 pin. I would do a lot of research before pulling the trigger and buying some stuff.. I have an HP Z210 workstation and it has an 18 pin connector instead of the standard 24 pin. I have a 650Ti 2GB in there and I had to under-clock it -80 on the core clock and -90 on the memory clock. The 1050Ti is definitely more power efficient than the 650Ti but still the motherboard might not supply the normal amount of power to the PCI Express slots.
 
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